Badlands Bob #61228

The shooter shot the guns out of order. P

It's hard to sell solar panels around here because the power rates are so low. We are currently paying about .08 per kwh. I've researched it several times and it's just not cost effective. My power bill is rarely over $150.00 in the middle of Summer.

All my coated bullets come from Scarlett, and all my lead cast bullets come from Outlaw Bullets. I buy from them at bigger matches around the Southeast, saving shipping. Both are good people to deal with. It looks like the OP is out of Florida. I'm pretty sure both Scarlett and Outlaw Bullets will be at the Florida State match next spring.

That's what entomologists are for.

There is nothing better than camping on the range and this is the perfect size camper for that.

Pick up three or four more states and you could call it the Confederacy Championship.

All signed up and ready to go. See you in Alabama.

Perhaps I need to go back and check the rule book. I know they now allow gluing a leather pad on the bottom of magazines. It has been a while since I looked at this issue. This is all I could find in the current Wild Bunch Shooters rulebook. A base pad may be added to the magazine if it meets the following requirements: it must be made from natural leather material only. It must be no larger than the contour of the base of the magazine. The total thickness of the pad may not extend more than ¼” beyond the original base plate.

If you want quality, two good brands are Chip McCormick Shoot Star magazines and Tripp magazines. Those are the two brands I invested in and they have worked well for years. Make sure you get the kind with the welded on base plate. If it's got a removable base plate, it is probably illegal.

I have attended many matches from Virginia to Florida and Texas. I live in Georgia. Some matches are 700+ miles. Towing a camper requires multiple camping reservations in addition to match camping. I try to register early and get my other camping reservations lined up months in advance. If a match collects all the applications and then does a lottery when they feel like they have them all, this is going to complicate/delay my trip planning. I try to shoot 8 big matches a year. I might even avoid dealing with a match that conducted a lottery. If I register late and the match is full and I end up on a waiting list, then that's on me. Get the registration in earlier next time. 1st come, 1st served keeps it simple for everybody.

Naw but I've been pushing a boulder up a mountain all my life.

I just did a little research and found that Arthur and Gloria Felix have owned that address in Vegas since 2018. It's a $500K house in a pretty nice neighborhood. Have you checked with the SASS office to see if the Alias and real name match up? Might just be poor communications between the two of you. Nothing wrong with being suspicious.

Move to a safer neighborhood.

The larger wheels navigate rough, rocky terrain better. The gun carts built like hand trucks are very efficient and if balanced properly, all of the weight is on the two wheels and not on the operator, who only has to push the cart along.

While I like all three of these companies, I prefer to invest in companies that 1/2 the politicians in Washington D.C. aren't bound by party politics to shut them down. Too much potential for long term down swings. Four to eight years is a long time to wait out a political attack and a stock crash. I keep it simple. I invest mostly in the S&P 500. If the U.S. economy goes up, I make money. Historically, 11% annually averaged out.